Hi,
In message <4488997B dot 9070404 at krehel dot com>, tonemmaps at krehel dot com writes
>dave morgan wrote:
>> On Thu, 08 Jun 2006 15:56:34 -0500, tonemmaps at krehel dot com wrote:
>>
>>> I'm trying to get m0n0wall to use my internal NTP server but my
>>>attempts and searching the mailing list have left me with no clues.
>>>Is it something that could be fixed by modifying a default firewall
>>>rule or some option for the NTP client?
>>>
>>> Chris
>>>
>>
>> Mine works ok, I have -
>>
>> Wan NAT rule
>> WAN UDP 123 <ntp_server_ip> 123
>>
>> Wan firewall rule
>> UDP * * <ntp_server_ip> 123
>>
>> DMZ firewall rule
>> UDP * 123 * *
>>
>> (my ntp server sits in my DMZ, and serves time to the NTP Pool)
>>
>> You may not need the first two WAN rules
>> try the DMZ rule on the interface your NTP server is on
>>
>> I have my NTP server listed by IP address, not hostname in the
>> configuration box on the bottom of the system.php page
>>
>> HTH
>>
>> Dave
>
>I think I need to clarify a little more, not trying to NAT the NTP, I
>just want m0n0wall to use the NTP server IP on my LAN segment. There
>seems to be an issue with m0n0 talking to a LAN IP address for NTP.
I had problems with this a while ago - I can't remember exactly what
traffic was going on but I was seeing traffic every second on the WAN
interface, even though I'd specified the IP address of the LAN NTP
server. I then reverted to specifying my ISP's timeserver by FQDN and
haven't bothered trying it again.
HTH,
Neil.
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Neil A. Hillard E-Mail: m0n0 at dana dot org dot uk